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#1418321 07/27/2021 1:47 PM
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Recently seeing several pancake air filters for stovebolts selling on that auction site for $200.00 and up. Did not realize they were that rare.

Last edited by Justhorsenround; 07/27/2021 2:37 PM. Reason: Clarity

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YES, crazy prices, have have a few bits and pieces, contact me via PM with what you need. Also believe Chevs of 40 or Filling Station has a pretty good repop. I'll attach my old chrome pair.
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You guys sorry you sent those oil bath filters to scrap???
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Not too long ago I bought and entire 1958 235. It was complete with air filter, starter, generator, fuel pump, manifolds, carburetor, water pump and fan. I even saw the double horn laying on the ground and asked the guy about it. He threw it in. All for $75. The motor is suppose to be good but I have not tried turning it over yet. I figured for $75 I could part it out if it was locked up and be money ahead. I bought it as a back up for the original 235 in my 54 3100 in case it ever failed me.

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Fortunately have 2 I bought a while back. Can't remember cost but I'm VERY sure I wouldn't get close to that price. Correction, checked my past purchases on the auction site and in Jan 2019 I paid $49 with free shipping. Fits fine, works good! Ed

Last edited by Forty9; 07/27/2021 9:01 PM. Reason: updated

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